The paper compares the extent of environmental inequality between England and Germany, and investigates the contribution of selective residential moves.
Using machine learning techniques, the paper aims to predict successful residential moves out of poverty and air pollution for British households and immigrant households
We inquire how more stringent traffic regulations implemented in Central London from late 2015 affected pollution levels and school absences.
We connect the 2011 German census to different sources of pollution estimates and use geographically weighted regressions to investigate the spatial heterogeneity in environmental inequality.